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Little River, SC Street Address EMAIL AVAILABLEPHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEA challenging position which will allow me to enhance my present skills while learning new skills and interacting with people of diverse talents and backgrounds.Work ExperienceTelehealth - Social Work ClinicianGrow TherapyJuly 2023 to PresentDuties: Assessments, teletherapy with families, children, teens, couples and adults. I am a solo practitioner in this business.Telehealth - Social Work ClinicianThriveWorksMarch 2023 to July 2023Duties: Assessments, teletherapy with families, children, teens, couples and adults.Telehealth - Social Work ClinicianTalkspaceJanuary 2023 to May 2023Duties: Assessments, teletherapy and in person social work counseling0 with families, children, teens, couples and adults.Telehealth - Social Work ClinicianLife Stance, LLCSeptember 2022 to December 2022Duties: Assessments, teletherapy with families, children, teens, couples and adults.Telehealth - Social Work ClinicianDoctor on DemandJanuary 2021 to September 2022Duties: Assessments, teletherapy and in person social work counseling0 with families, children, teens, couples and adults.Telehealth - Social Work ClinicianBetter HelpMay 2020 to February 2022Duties: Assessments and teletherapy with adults, families, couples, and children.Independent ContractorCoastal Haven Counseling, LLC - Conway, SCMay 2020 to June 2020Private practiceDuties: General practice with assessments and counseling duties related to children, teens, adults, couples and families. Worked there starting in the pandemic but left when I increased my work at Better Help to full-time.Independent ContractorReal Counseling, LLC - North Myrtle Beach, SCFebruary 2019 to May 2020Psychotherapy on a part-time basisDuties: Assessment and counseling with families, couples and children.LecturerCoastal Carolina UniversityAugust 2018 to May 2020Duties: Taught five sections of undergraduate students the basic public health core course (PUBH121) from fall 2018 and four sections of PUBH121 and drugs and society from fall 2019 through 2020.Clinical Director and Compliance OfficerCoastal Samaritan Counseling Center IncMay 2017 to August 2018Duties: Full time employment involving clinical supervision and leadership skills particularly around HIPPA compliance. Carried a case equal to 90% of my full-time service hours performing psychotherapy with individuals, couples, and families. Credentialed by Medicare, Medicaid, and numerous other private insurances. Self-insured for liability since June 2014 when seeking my Psy.D.Teaching AssociateCoastal Carolina UniversityFebruary 2017 to August 2018Duties: Teaching undergraduate students public health core course in wellness during spring semester 2017, fall semester, 2017 and spring semester 2018.Licensed Social WorkerShoreline Behavioral Health ServicesJuly 2016 to May 2017Duties:Psychotherapy with individuals, couples, and families.Learned the EHS system for Shoreline and for Little River Medical CenterEmbedded MAT Licensed Social Worker at Little River Medical CenterInstrumental in preparing the documentation for the initial protocols and procedures and other documents for the programAssessed potential clients and provided individual and family counseling as needed.Served as substitute IOP counselor at Shoreline as needed.Left to take a Clinical Director position which is more consistent with my skills and education.DirectorFamily Insight, IncNovember 2015 to July 2016Opened a new satellite office in Danville, VA and transitioned it to the new director prior to relocating to SouthCarolina. Facilitated the signing of contracts with local Department of Social Services and other governmental entities and supervised workers in the home-based adult and children services in a three-county area. Performed psychotherapy with individuals, families, and couples.Clinical SupervisorNational Counseling Group, Inc. - Roanoke, VASeptember 2014 to November 2015Duties:Performed psychotherapy with individuals, families, and couples.Provide clinical supervision to ten staff members who provide MHC, In-Reach, IIH, Life Skills, Parenting Training, TDT, Outpatient and other services in the community. Several are license eligible Train staff members during individual and group supervisory sessions and separate training events.Carry a case load of IIH and In-Reach clients who receive family therapy.Perform outpatient therapy with trauma victims referred by the Southern Virginia Child Advocacy Center.Conduct biopsychosocial assessments of children, adolescents, and adults.Conduct in-house trainings for staff.Supervise license and certificate eligible staff as they seek licensure and QMHP status.Interact with community entities to market NCG services.Represent NCG at Rotary and other meetings and trainings.Access WorkerHorizon Wellness Center (CSB) - Lynchburg, VAApril 2014 to September 2014Clinical SupervisorNational Counseling Group, Inc - Martinsville, VAMarch 2013 to April 2014Duties:Performed psychotherapy with individuals, families, and couples.Provide clinical supervision to ten staff members who provide MHC, In-Reach, IIH, Life Skills, Parenting Training, TDT, Outpatient and other services in the community. Several are license eligible supervisees. Train staff members during individual and group supervisory sessions and separate training events.Carry a case load of IIH and In-Reach clients who receive family therapy.Perform outpatient therapy with trauma victims referred by the Southern Virginia Child Advocacy Center.Conduct biopsychosocial assessments of children, adolescents, and adults.Conduct in-house trainings for staff.Supervise license and certificate eligible staff as they seek licensure and QMHP status.Interact with community entities to market NCG services.Represent NCG at Rotary and other meetings and trainings.Lead TherapistSouthside Community Services BoardAugust 2012 to March 2013Duties:Performed psychotherapy with individuals, families, and couples.Provides clinical and administrative supervision to four therapists, a nurse, two support staff members, and five emergency services staff members.Determines how to improve financial resources while meeting state and county mandates.Assigns cases, provides state supervision to prospective social work and LPC licensees.Carries a case load of individual, family and couple clients.Coordinates others' provision of in-service trainings to staff.Personal provision of in-service trainings to staff.Reviews day treatment program assessments and ISP's.Builds relationships within the community to increase use of services.Creates manuals as needed to provide support to new programs.Provides group, family, couples, and individual counseling to clients of various ages with various insurance and other payment sources.Provides short term solution focused counseling to EAP clients.Created and leads a staff wellness program.Supervises emergency services staff, provides emergency services to clients, interacts with the regional emergency services and VACSB providers/administrators, and serves as liaison to the community.Utilizes best practices methods including CBT, DBT, EMDR, NPR, short term and solution focused therapy.Serves as Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) and EAP counselor.Prepared the agency ambulatory crisis stabilization manual.Licensed Clinical Social WorkerDanville Regional Medical Center June 2012 to December2012(part-time) Duties:Complete biopsychosocial assessments in a timely fashion after admission.Performed psychotherapy with individuals, families, and couples.Assess patient progress and complete update documentation in a timely manner.Conduct group, individual, and family sessions to facilitate the patient's recovery and transition from hospital to other care levels including, but not limited to, transition to home.Senior Social WorkerCity of Danville - Danville, VAJune 2012 to August 2012CAP Adoption Specialist Duties:Working in a grant funded position interviewing, assessing, and approving adoptive families.Facilitate training of adoptive parents and matching of parents to special needs children awaiting adoption.Manage the budget of the regional adoption coalition of four local counties.Complete monthly, quarterly, and annual state reporting documents.Prepare and administer the annual grant funding document and process.Adjunct Professor at Elmira CollegeWinter Term2008 to June 2012Instructor in Human Services courses at the undergraduate level teaching topics such as mental health programs and services and case management.Use of PowerPoint, media, and other methods to instruct undergraduate students of various disciplines.Preparation of quizzes and blackboard discussion topics and guidance to students in the completion of papers and presentations.Representation of faculty in social and academic settings.Social Worker II in the Following SettingsState of New York - Ovid, NYApril 2011 to April 2012Dick Van Dyke ATF Duties:Assessments and basic treatment planning using AVATAR software; individual, family, and group counseling. Groups included: DBT, Spirituality, Recovery groups for men and womenPerformed psychotherapy with individuals, families, and couples.Primary responsibility for an individual caseload of three clients. Completed no less than four (4) assessments each week.Member of the Statewide Curriculum Planning CommitteeState of New York Correction DepartmentJuly 2008 to April 2011Performed psychotherapy with individuals, families, and couples.Treatment and discharge planning in accordance with statewide policy and procedures including relapse prevention work and plans.Conducted individual, group, and peer counseling sessions.Facilitate Houses of Healing Groups consistent with the Lionheart Foundation model.Created a biopsychosocial interview instrument for use with sex offender populations which also addressed substance use, abuse, and dependence issues.Crisis Management and hospitalizations as needed.Transfer to higher level of care as appropriate.Member of the Statewide Curriculum Planning Committee.Certified Department of Corrections RECAB Trainer.Certified by the National Institute of Corrections (NIC) as Thinking for Change (T4C) Trainer of Trainers.Member of the Workplace Violence and Women in Criminal Justice Committees.Union Steward for the Guidance Unit.State of New York - Elmira, NYJanuary 2008 to April 2011Worked in the Mental Health Department and later in the Corrections Department Assessing males and providing individual and group therapy to offenders.Social Worker IITransitional Intermediate Care ProgramNovember 2007 to July 2008Office of Mental Health Duties:Evaluation and assessment of prisoners to the new Transitional Intermediate Care Program.Performed psychotherapy with individuals, families, and couples.Initial and ongoing assessments in accordance with Office of Mental Health Policy.Group and Individual Treatment of Tr-ICP inmates.Social Worker - Mental Health and Drug and Alcohol Treatment DutiesTioga County Department of Human ServicesJanuary 2011 to February 2012Interview, assess, diagnose and orient clients of all agesConduct individual, family, marital and group psychotherapy sessions based upon best practices methods of treatment appropriate.Prepare treatment plans, related documents and orient clients to the program.Research training topics and prepare educational presentations.Interact with other departments as necessary to coordinate treatment goals.Interact with parents and perform outreach with community agencies as necessary.Complete drug and alcohol evaluations including PCPC and the adolescent LOCI-2R evaluation.Peer supervision with mental health and drug and alcohol professionals.EAP, Family Counseling Center and Crisis WorkerEAPDecember 2007 to September 2011Duties:Conduct intake interviews with clients of all ages.Assess and diagnose clients based on intake interviews utilizing the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual.Determine best practices method of treatment appropriate.Performed psychotherapy with individuals, families, and couples.Create master service plans based on best practice methods.Facilitate individual, couples, group and family sessions.Prepared curriculum for a chronic pain and a gambling addiction group.Engage in regular utilization review of Client files and planning team meetings.Conduct trainings on behalf of employer for Tri-County AIM.Designed and facilitated separate male and female trauma and addiction groups.Mental Health Social Worker - Dual DiagnosisFamily Services of Chemung CountyJanuary 2005 to September 2011Intern from January through July, 2005 (20 hours per week)Full time in clinic/MICA/EAP from July 2005 to December 2007.Contract Therapist/Social Worker - Mental Health and Drug and AlcoholTioga County Department of Human ServicesJuly 2003 to December 2007On-Call Crisis WorkerTioga County Human Services AgencyAugust 2001 to October 2007Act as the mental health delegate for involuntary hospitalizations.On-site evaluations, interventions, and referrals of clients as appropriate.Fieldwork at the county jail and hospital.Care Management Supervisor DutiesB/S/S/T Area AgencyMay 2001 to June 2003Interview and hire care management and support staff.Direct supervision of 4 care managers, support staff and intern.Preparation of performance reviews.Presentations to local agencies and providers.Carry a caseload of care management and protective service clients.Conduct in house trainings concerning computers and care management.Member of the Elder Services Workgroup, Elder Education Committee and Domestic Violence Task Force.Group CounselorMOVE (Men Overcoming Violence) GroupMay 2001 to September 2001Co-facilitated the MOVE (Men Overcoming Violence) Group.Dual Diagnosis Family Therapist DutiesNorthern Tier CounselingAugust 1999 to May 2001Conduct mental health and drug and alcohol assessments.Prepared measurable outcome treatment plans.Performed outcome focused individual, group and family psychotherapy.Drug and Alcohol CounselorAlcohol and Drug Rehabilitation CouncilJuly 2000 to November 2000 Duties:Conduct assessments; prepare assessment reports, treatment plans and treatment plan reviews.Interact with the court and probations officers on a regular basis.Conduct individual, group and family psychotherapy with court mandated clients.InternParkside Recovery - Philadelphia, PAAugust 1999 to February 2000Drug and Alcohol Counselor DutiesParkside RecoveryFebruary 1999 to August 1999Conducted individual, group, couples, and family psychotherapy Specialized in dual diagnosis, women's, and intensive treatment issues. Assessed patients, prepared assessment reports and care plans, and interacted with insurers to arrange initial and continuation payments.Residential AdvisorLenape Valley Foundation November 1997 to February 1999Duties:Assessed and prepared care plans for individuals in the moderate, maximum, and acute respite programs.Facilitated group sessions focusing on various topics.Monitored and ordered consumer medications.Conducted weekly and quarterly reviews.Arranged volunteer and employment interviews and coached consumers in and concerning their positions.Conducted drug and alcohol counseling in individual and group formats.Served as crisis worker at the hospital for four months.Served as substitute therapist in the partial hospitalization program.Psy.D.CalSouthern UniversityOctober 2012D.Min.Newburgh SeminaryJune 2011 to June 2012Master of DivinityNewburgh Seminary -Illinois June 2011M.S.WSUNY University of BuffaloSeptember 2005M.S. in Ed., Adult and General EducationElmira CollegeJune 2005M.S. Counseling Psychology in Marriage and Therapy OptionChestnut Hill CollegeMay 2000B.S. in Liberal StudiesRegent's University - New York, NYApril 1998Juris DoctorTemple UniversityMay 1984B.A. in Political ScienceUniversity of Texas at Arlington -Arlington, TX August 1980SkillsAddiction CounselingCognitive Behavioral TherapyCrisis ManagementIntake ExperienceSocial WorkIndividual / Group CounselingCrisis InterventionCase ManagementGroup TherapyCurriculum DevelopmentPresentation SkillsMotivational InterviewingChild & Family CounselingCertifications and LicensesSocial Work Licenses:LCSW in Pennsylvania, Virginia, North Carolina, Texas, and Illinois.LISW-CP-S in South Carolina.LICSW in Rhode Island andMassachusetts. |
